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Go beyond talk to ensure road safety

An unmarked road hump at Karai, Naivasha, led to the deaths of 43 people on the night of December 11, 2016. Sadly, that appears distant today as Kenyans continue to risk their lives with near suicidal abandon.

Travellers along the notorious Sachangwan road section hold their breath as sugarcane hawkers, young and old, carry out their trade right in the middle of the road between speeding vehicles. Hawkers in some areas lay their wares on the sides of narrow bridges where there is no room for escape in cases of an emergency.

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